vietnam war
Gabriel M Bozo The United States has used its enormous military superiority with great ruthlessness in the post-World War II era. During the Vietnam War, it dropped more bombs on the Indochinese peninsula than were employed by all sides during World War II. ... attack on Vietnam was one of the great holocausts of our time. ... It may therefore be useful to review The arrogant men who ran the United States in the years following World War II denied the Vietnamese their right of self-determination, because it was incompatible with western control. ... refused to abide by the Geneva Accords of 1954 which stipulated the unification of Vietnam through free elections. ... Charter by installing a dictator of its choice in what came to be known as South Vietnam. Legally and morally, however, there was never more than one Vietnam. When the puppet government began to lose control in 1962, the Kennedy administration began pouring in helicopters and thousands of "advisors," to supervise a vicious war against the majority of the population.